Green Filled Spring Curry Noodles May 25 Written By Victor Gruebler In the spring, greens are the most abundant produce. I like to make recipes that are filled with greens and that our children will really enjoy. This is one of those recipes. It is sweet, a little spicy and full of different textures.Spring Green Filled Curry NoodlesThai Kitchen Rice Noodles2 TB Thai Kitchen Green Curry Paste1 TB honey Juice of half a lime1 can of coconut milk or 1 qt homemade coconut milk2 stalks green garlic1 cup finely chopped broccoli2 cups baby bok choy1 cup baby Kale1 lb beef, chicken, or other protein (optional)1/2 cup cilantro1/4 cup sunflower seedscoconut oilPre Soak the noodles according to the package. Saute the green garlic and broccoli in coconut oil. Add in the protein. Add the 2 TB of curry paste. Cook until fragrant. Then add the coconut milk and honey. Lightly chop and put the greens into the pan. Cook for about 5 minutes until the greens are tender. Once the greens are cooked, incorporate the noodles. The noodles will take 2-3 minutes to get perfectly tender. Transfer to serving bowl. Squeeze lime onto the noodles. Add cilantro and sunflower seeds on top. This is also excellent with some red pepper flakes. Enjoy! Victor Gruebler
Green Filled Spring Curry Noodles May 25 Written By Victor Gruebler In the spring, greens are the most abundant produce. I like to make recipes that are filled with greens and that our children will really enjoy. This is one of those recipes. It is sweet, a little spicy and full of different textures.Spring Green Filled Curry NoodlesThai Kitchen Rice Noodles2 TB Thai Kitchen Green Curry Paste1 TB honey Juice of half a lime1 can of coconut milk or 1 qt homemade coconut milk2 stalks green garlic1 cup finely chopped broccoli2 cups baby bok choy1 cup baby Kale1 lb beef, chicken, or other protein (optional)1/2 cup cilantro1/4 cup sunflower seedscoconut oilPre Soak the noodles according to the package. Saute the green garlic and broccoli in coconut oil. Add in the protein. Add the 2 TB of curry paste. Cook until fragrant. Then add the coconut milk and honey. Lightly chop and put the greens into the pan. Cook for about 5 minutes until the greens are tender. Once the greens are cooked, incorporate the noodles. The noodles will take 2-3 minutes to get perfectly tender. Transfer to serving bowl. Squeeze lime onto the noodles. Add cilantro and sunflower seeds on top. This is also excellent with some red pepper flakes. Enjoy! Victor Gruebler